How To Easily Study and Work In Germany- Judy Kato, East Africans Study In Germany
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2024
- GUEST: Judy Kato- Sales Manager, East Africans Study In Germany
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Nice initiative. Though as an applicant if you ain't patient enough you might give up with the process. Yes it's tuition free but remember when you start working is when you'll understand where they get the money 😅
Congratulations Judy!
Very powerful information!
A happy patent with EASG
About CT's clinical officer question it's true. Despite the good work they do Clinical officers as a cadre is not recognized in many countries even in Africa. It's a local solution for our local problem.
Our kids with the GPP here are getting BAFOG . Its a loan. 800 euros to pay for their 600 Euro appartement and monthly Bus ticket.
Some facts. Try your luck guys. Germany needs people but you have to be a hard worker. Know the language and you'll never lack opportunities.
The companies or health care centers accommodating you for your internships also gain from government in some way.
Very good organisation, studying in German, is better to do due diligence for what you want, to study plus also try and learn the language so that you can be able, to survive in Germany.
Is the German language done online by the organisation or how
Hii yote kuna mtu anakula ka kitu hapo
Kama mnataka get your money and go to Germany ukimaliza come back to Kenya and use your knowledge to build your country
I wanted to give her a benefit of doubt but the moment she mentioned about Agriculture internship , I just went off
Just do a research on Agriculture jobs in Europe and see what you will get
That's why is advisable NOT to get advice from a sales person , they won't tell you the real information...worse is if they keep pushing the word FREE
In Germany Education is free from primary to University unless you opt for private institutions,I did a Ausbildung never paid a penny and got a salary end month and everything is regulated how many days you work how many days you go to college and it is written in your contract any abuse you can report.
But one thing is for sure you will work your **** off ,also if you’re in hospitality or medical sector you work also on weekends or public holidays so atimes they’re seen as cheap labor.But at the end you have your diploma that's why germans are running away from such careers because they want the „work life balance ´´ no weekends,no shifts and public holidays.